ST’s family office, the Montagner-Zembrzuski Family Foundation, is so proud to be one of the foundation sponsors of the TLC Ambulance Project, which is an amazing initiative to help desperately-ill children travel take a special journey of their own choice. These destinations are often not that fancy, but might even be a drive past their school or a trip out of hospital for the day in a custom-designed ambulance with top-notch medical care.

All little Noah wanted to do was to see an alpaca. This week, TLC made it happen and they are calling it “A December to Remember” after long months of COVID-restrictions curtailed all the best plans.
This is what TLC shared on social media:

“Talk about making it a December to Remember. This week, we were beyond happy that the TLC Ambulance helped create very special memories for an amazing young boy whose dream it was to meet a real-life Alpaca. Thanks to the incredible team at Ambulance Victoria and the support of so many generous donors who made the TLC Ambulance a reality, we are able to deliver special memories for our communities most vulnerable.

A very sincere thank you to Specialised Therapeutics Asia, Neil Mitchell and Stephen Beers at 3AW (Macquarie Media Limited), Danny Wallis, Mercedes-Benz Vans, 3 Point Motors Mercedes-Benz and BankVic”

If you want to know more or get behind our cause to help other families have a December to Remember, visit www.december.org.au

The MZFF is proud its commitment to the TLC Ambulance Project will continue into 2021.

The MZFF is extremely proud to be a foundation sponsor of the TLC Ambulance Project – an initiative developed by TLC for Kids in collaboration with Ambulance Victoria. This project will enable terminally ill children to be transported to a final destination of their choice – under the care of a full volunteer ambulance crew. The MZFF has donated $150,000 over three years to help bring this project to life. ST co-founder Bozena Zembrzuski was invited to speak at the official ambulance launch.

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Our philanthropic philosophy was born well before we formally established the Montagner-Zembruzuski Family Foundation. It was while living and working in the United States in senior pharmaceutical roles that we saw and were inspired by this spirit of giving in action. When we heard the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre was being built in our hometown, we knew this was a facility that would not only benefit thousands of Victorian cancer patients, but was also aligned with our own healthcare mission. In 2011, our family was proud to donate $1 million to this world-class facility and to formally present the donation to Olivia.

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